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Bryan Johnson, known for his anti-ageing pursuits, is experimenting with methylene blue, a compound turning his urine blue. While FDA-approved for specific conditions, its use for longevity is experimental. Johnson’s regimen includes supplements, controlled lifestyle, and therapies like IHHT, but medical professionals urge caution due to limited research and potential risks.

Mumbai police have filed a case against three bullion traders, Ladulal Kanther, Pallav Kanther, and Shubham Mahavir Kanther, for allegedly defrauding a businessman and his family of Rs 43.76 crore. The accused allegedly engaged in illegal dabba trading, diverting invested funds and gold. Despite promises and agreements, repayments were not made, and issued cheques bounced,…

Regularly ordering food and dining out can negatively impact health due to hidden calories, high sodium, and sugar content. Restaurant meals often lack fiber, disrupting digestion and potentially leading to weight gain, insulin resistance, and long-term health risks like heart disease and diabetes. Portion control and balanced home-cooked meals are crucial for maintaining well-being.

Banaras Hindu University’s Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ajit Kumar Chaturvedi, convened a meeting. Directors, deans, and key officials attended the meeting. They discussed research, innovation, student welfare, and university rankings. The VC urged teamwork to advance Mahamana’s mission. Participants highlighted initiatives and challenges. The VC emphasized prioritizing challenges and fostering a sense of urgency.

Mahua Moitra and Pinaki Misra celebrated their wedding with a grand reception in New Delhi, following their private ceremony in Germany. Mahua looked stunning in a red Jamdani saree, honoring her Bengali heritage. The event brought together political figures from various parties, including Sonia Gandhi, to celebrate the couple’s union and wish them well.

US Vice President JD Vance is under scrutiny following reports that his office requested the US Army Corps of Engineers to adjust the outflow of an Ohio lake for his family’s boating trip. The adjustment, purportedly for Secret Service safety, led to a temporary increase in river levels.

As Raksha Bandhan nears, Siddhant Issar expresses his deep bond with his sister, Nivriti, emphasizing her constant support and protective nature, akin to a mother figure.

Women at Banaras Hindu University’s Integrated Rural Development Centre crafted ‘Raksha Sutras’ for soldiers on the border, ensuring their wrists aren’t bare this Raksha Bandhan. Coordinator Prof. Alok Kumar Pandey lauded the effort of these women, who are training in sewing and embroidery. Instructor Aarti Vishwakarma highlighted the pride the women feel knowing their rakhis…

England’s Chris Woakes and India’s Rishabh Pant, both injured during the intense Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series, shared a heartwarming exchange. Woakes, recovering from a dislocated shoulder, appreciated Pant’s supportive message. Despite the on-field battles, their interaction highlighted mutual respect and sportsmanship. Woakes also supported Ben Stokes’ opposition to injury substitutes, emphasising resilience in cricket.